so far with a good bit of OOC play complete(we're at about 50% done right now)
1 Big 12 12-6 .667
2 Big Ten 17-10 .630
3 Big East 14-10 .583
4 ACC 12-9 .571
5 SEC 12-19 .387
6 AAC 5-8 .385
7 Pac 12 5-15 .250

Total number of games against each other:

1. SEC 31 / 14 schools, avg. 2.21 per school
2. B1G 27 / 14 schools, avg. 1.93 per school
3. Big East 24 / 10 schools, avg. 2.4 per school
4. ACC 21 / 15 schools, avg. 1.4 per school
5. PAC 20 / 12 schools, avg. 1.67 per school
6. XII 18 / 10 schools, avg. 1.8 per school
7. AAC 13 / 12 schools, avg 1.08 per school

I’m sure there’s more to go, but using just these numbers - the AAC isn’t in the same league in scheduling. The ACC is under-scheduling. The Big East is doing great scheduling. The SEC may be over-scheduling.

(11-26-2018 09:56 AM)BePcr07 Wrote:  Total number of games against each other:

1. SEC 31 / 14 schools, avg. 2.21 per school
2. B1G 27 / 14 schools, avg. 1.93 per school
3. Big East 24 / 10 schools, avg. 2.4 per school
4. ACC 21 / 15 schools, avg. 1.4 per school
5. PAC 20 / 12 schools, avg. 1.67 per school
6. XII 18 / 10 schools, avg. 1.8 per school
7. AAC 13 / 12 schools, avg 1.08 per school

I’m sure there’s more to go, but using just these numbers - the AAC isn’t in the same league in scheduling. The ACC is under-scheduling. The Big East is doing great scheduling. The SEC may be over-scheduling.

ACC and Big Ten of course have 14 games this week.

AAC has 8 games just this week.

so updating this with 2 more weeks of data
1 Big Ten 31-19 .620
2 Big 12 21-13 .618
3 Big East 20-15 .571
4 ACC 23-23 .500
5 AAC 13-16 .448
6 SEC 16-25 .390
7 Pac 12 7-20 .259

Pac 12 is doing so poorly, they don't have a single conference where they are above .500. Only ones they're at .500 against are AAC and ACC. And what's sad is they have the fewest games against the top conferences- only 2.25 per team.